The documentation says: the CA fingerprint logged by the server at initial startup. However I can't find it. Is it in security -> CA certificates? If yes, than I can download that file, but how can I get the fingerprint out of it? The documentation says it should be something like this: HTTP …

Paste your code..... :slight_smile: What URL and port did you put in? Did you paste the fingerprint correctly? Why are you not using the suggested Cloud Method ... Though this should work too. Also can you show more of the logs... more you show... more we can help And since it is a Publicly Sign…

Where can I see my Certificate Fingerprint?

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asd11 (asd) November 19, 2022, 1:16am 3

Thank you! But what if I'm not running it locally, and I have deployment on https://cloud.elastic.co/. Where can I input this command?

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Where can I see my Certificate Fingerprint?

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